Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-11-18

In fact Cash buys everything cheap
at Finkbeiner's.
The annual Farmers Institute, of
Wood county, will be held in Bowling
Green on Friday and Saturday, Decem-
ber Cd and Sd. Foreign talent has
promised to be present, and they will
not wholly have to rely on the the legal
fraternity to tell them how to grow
craps this year.
Have you seen our Mens' All Wovl
suits al $40 90! A. WILLIAMS.
Tie ladies of the Presby terian Socie.
ty OF Matinee, will give an entertainment
a Union Hall, Thanksgiving evening
consisting OF japanese Wedding"
This will be M exact representation Of
the marriage ceremony among the higher
csstes OF society IN japan, and will be
given III true OrIerinl style.
32-b MRs. o n. GuNs, Secretary.
Ready mixed House and Carriage
Paints, Varnishes and Oils at
A. r. CHAMPNEY's.
She-Here it is o'clock and you
promised to meet me at 8. Where have
you been off with that ed-headed girl
again! He-No, my dear, l passed by
Barton's Store, OH the corner of Louisi-
ana Ave. and Front Street, and the in
faLuation was SO strong, l had to go in
and buy.
Don't fail to see those Overcoats
and Clothing. They are so cheap. at
FISKBEINER'S.
1t is one of the most thankless OF
tasks to counsel and advise
farmers against the travelling
sharpers, because thei tinerant
pests are smart enough to find
out who are the men in community
that ''cannot afford to take paper
because they know from experience that
they will bite at bare hook, OF at least
very inferior bait --EI.
Bargains in Mems Overcoats, at
A. WILLIAMS.
The Findlay Republican says:
"Oil operations in Wood county are in
creasing daily. Producers there must
possess some secret not known to those
of other OHIO fields or SO many new
wells would not be put in motion With
fifteen cent market still staring ut
them.' When they start they go down
for all out over in Wood county. They
expect to supply the rest of the world
with cheap fuel, in barrels.
-You can save money by going 10 p.
NJ Pnin!s for your phoIoes and petite pam
,ls-in Muunce
"A special religious service will COM
mence in the II. L. Church next Wedn-
esday evening. The pastor will attend
the semi-annual Conference of the To-
ledo District, at Swanton, Monday and
Tuesday. Rev. M. II. Ayers, of Free
port, Will return with him and assist in
these services to commence the follow
ing evening The interest manifested
in this church last year is still increas-
ing. All are welcome to attend and
participate in these nightly meetings.
Have you seen the Heavy Ribbed
Mitten that Williams is offering for SOC.
They are simply SPLENDID
Quite number of farmers in this
vicinity are having their corn threshsd
this year. The plan is new one in
this country, but all who are trying il
are well pleased. The thresher used is
common vibrating separator, with
all the spikes taken out of the concave
except each alternate spike in one row.
Corn, fodder and all is fed in just the
same as grain is fed into the thresher,
and the corn well cleaned goes into the
half bushel while the fodder, cob, husk
and all is completely broken up, and
carried by the straw-carrier into the
NOV. j. j. Born had 231 bushels
threshed in three-fourths of a day and
speaks in most favorable terms of corn
threshing, and hereafter he will make
a point to have his corn threshed, as
much SO as he will have his wheat
threshed. His shelled corn can then be
placed in bins, and the fodder is IN the
best possible condition for feeding will
the least possible loss. Not only IN the
best shape for feeding, but il is in the
best condition to store largest amount
in the least possible ROOM Wood COaa-
Nelps
Remember you need not climb 1--WE
flights of stairs when you can 80 10 Puhli
for photoes.